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101. Teaching Philosophy Today: Year > 2012
Mark Levensky Teaching and Learning Philosophy in a Classroom
102. Teaching Philosophy Today: Year > 2012
Richard Taylor Dare to Be Wise
103. Teaching Philosophy Today: Year > 2012
Leslie Stevenson Applied Philosophy
104. Teaching Philosophy Today: Year > 2012
David West A New Medium for Teaching Philosophy
105. Teaching Philosophy Today: Year > 2012
Alison Jaggar Philosophy as a Profession
106. Teaching Philosophy Today: Year > 2012
Editors’ Introduction to the Second Edition
107. Teaching Philosophy Today: Year > 2012
Paul Feyerabend Philosophy Today
108. Teaching Philosophy Today: Year > 2012
Huston Smith Two Kinds of Teaching
109. Teaching Philosophy Today: Year > 2012
Ronald H. Epp A Hierarchy of Values: An Approach to the Teaching of Philosophy
110. Teaching Philosophy Today: Year > 2012
Ed Helbig Professional Philosophy and the Layman
111. Teaching Philosophy Today: Year > 2012
Karl F. Hein Is There an Innovative Pedagogy for the Teaching of Philosophy?
112. Teaching Philosophy Today: Year > 2012
Michael Goldman Institutional Obstacles to the Teaching of Philosophy
113. Teaching Philosophy Today: Year > 2012
Frederick Suppe Using Computers to Make Logic Relevant
114. Teaching Philosophy Today: Year > 2012
Robert Atkins Beyond the Eleventh Thesis: Philosophy and Social Change
115. The Authoritarian Attempt to Capture Education: Year > 1945
Jerome Nathanson Preface
116. The Authoritarian Attempt to Capture Education: Year > 1945
A. D. Henderson What Constitutes a Liberating Education? The Argument
117. The Authoritarian Attempt to Capture Education: Year > 1945
John Dewey The Democratic Faith and Education: A Preliminary Essay
118. The Authoritarian Attempt to Capture Education: Year > 1945
Gerald Wendt Science and the Humanization of Society: Introduction
119. The Authoritarian Attempt to Capture Education: Year > 1945
Floyd H. Allport The Scientific Spirit and the Common Man
120. The Authoritarian Attempt to Capture Education: Year > 1945
Harry D. Gideonse Can Free Communication be Achieved?: Introduction